ADC program aids many NC children and families
North Carolina's aid to dependent children program supports about 45 000 children, with total under 18 around 1 600 000 statewide. The study highlights rehabilitation success, family resources, low delinquency, and principal causes like father incapacity and imprisonment. Average monthly aid runs about $57 per family, with 18 months typical coverage in NC versus 24 nationally.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Othrer
State Board of Public Welfare
ADC
Louisiana
Florida
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Bese
Superior Court
Georgia
Mary- Sy
England’s burial customs before 1700
A fragment notes that until the end of the 17th century many English mourners were buried without coffins shrouded in clothing or simply covered with hay and flowers, reflecting early funeral practices.
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England
Paroles Board Plans Interviews With Prospective Parolees
Raleigh report states the Paroles Board will interview prospective parolees at eight prison camps. Board Chairman C. H. Patrick announced the policy, with full board access for interested parties. Interviews to be held Thursdays and Fridays, cases reviewed Mondays.
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Raleigh
Paroles Board
C. H. Patrick
Mona Ve
Figure This One Out
Four relatives become stepsons and stepdaughters when two marriages join Kornelis and Larson families. Sidney Kornelis and Lois May Larson wed in Billings Montana. Kornelis’s sons William and Thomas each married Larson daughters Virginia and Shirley. They reside in Winston-Salem North Carolina and Huron North Dakota.
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Shirley
Huron, N. D
Prisoner appeals illegal Guilford County conviction
Lindsay Dillon filed an appeal with the State Supreme Court claiming his 1942 Guilford County highway robbery conviction was improperly drawn and recorded. He argues constitutional rights were violated and sought a new trial or release after Judge Frank Armstrong denied relief.
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Raleigh
Guilford County
State Supreme Court
Lindsay Dillon
High Court
Frank M. Armstrong
Guilford Superior Court
Armstrong
Dillon
New York
North Carolina
4 I
de Dillon
J. J. Shields
Central Prison
Eighty-One Year Old Bobcat Trapper Quietly Leads Life
OTIS Massachusetts resident George Barton aged 81 has trapped 250 bobcats in a lifetime with six this month. He farms twenty rooms around his home, tends livestock, carpenters at summer camps, and guides hunters. He and wife Mrs Barton, 73, await a family reunion on February 14 for their 60th wedding anniversary.
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Otis
Mass
George Barton
Barton
Big Pond
Mrs. Barton
Negro killer of three hunted in new area
A tip sent a large posse to a new area near Lexington Mississippi as Ed Noel, a young Black man accused of killing three white men, remained at large. Officers questioned a second suspect and pressed a wide search that began after shootings at a country store and a sheriff called Noel a possible mental case.
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Lexington
Miss
Ed Noel
John Harthcock
Jackson
Mississippi
Harthcock
Noel
Richard Byrd
Byrd
State Hospital Assn Denies Mismanagement
Officials of the State Hospital Association of Tarboro deny mismanagement charges raised by widow Barbara P. House of Rocky Mount. House sought to block converting the hospital service corporation into a stock insurer. President Larry P. Eagles and secretary treasurer Jenness Rns reply that charges stem from malice and discontent after her 4 years ago bid for a directorship failed. Insurance Commissioner Charles F. Gold will arrange a mutually agreeable hearing date.
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Raleigh
State Hospital Assn
Tarboro
Charles F. Gold
Barbara P. House
Rocky Mount
W. O. House
Hospital Service Corporation
Larry P. Eagles
Jenness R.ns
Gold
Cowboys Feet Grow Bigger in Modern Boots
Theron Brooks of H J Justin & Son, Fort Worth, says cowboys now wear boots about 9 to 14 sizes larger than early 20th century riders, due to riding habits and comfort. He notes average boot size has risen by roughly five percent since old days and cites his firm as a long established Southwest boot maker.
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Denver
Theron Brooks
Southwest
Veys
Brooks
H.J. Justin & Son, Inc
Fort Worth
Tex
Jordan to hang spies under new pro Israel law
Amman Justice Ministry proposes a law that would impose the death penalty by hanging for pro Israel spies. The draft also sets a maximum prison term of 15 years for related offenses.
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Amman
Jordan
Justice Ministry
Jat Talhouny
Pompeii Buried During 79 A.D. Volcanic Eruption
At the time of its burial in the volcanic eruption of 79 A.D., Pompeii was about six centuries old.
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Pompeii
Swindle helps Sheinwold make unlikely three hearts
In Dallas, Alfred Sheinwold salvaged a three heart contract via a clever discard swindle. West misread the play after a diamond ruff, allowing Sheinwold to win six trumps and three spade tricks to fulfill his contract against North South.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
South
Alfred Sheinwold
Dallas
Sheinwold
North
Sheinwald
West
East
Declarer
Juror Sticks To His Duty In Larceny Trial
A four day grand larceny trial in Cleveland neared its end as juror Andrew Andrews learned his son was killed in a Nebraska plane crash. He refused an early release and helped the jury reach a verdict, acquitting one defendant and convicting another of stealing coiled wire. The judge called his decision heroic.
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Cleveland
Nebraska
Common Pleas
Earl R. Hoover
Andrew Andrews
Hoover
Andrews
Newspaper Boss Cleared By Court in Chile
In Valparaiso Chile a high court cleared Alfre dva Carvallo general manager of La Union of charges of disrespect to President Carlos Ibanez de Campo and other leaders. Carvallo was arrested last August for publishing speeches by opposition congressmen.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Alfredva Carvallo
la Union
Carlos Ibanez de Campo
Silva Carvallo
Congress
Morse Fights Senate Committee Shakeup
Senator Morse opposes a Knowland Johnson plan to rearrange Senate rules that would grant Republicans 18 bonus committee seats, preserving control despite a one vote minority. The plan, supported by Senate leaders, would shift chairmanships on 15 regular committees, with Morse opposing assignments on Public Works and District of Columbia.
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Washington
Sen
Morse
Senate
Knowland
D-Calif
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Public Works
District of Columbia
Knowland-Johnson
GOP
Weak cocaine solutions suppress pain in touch less heat
A weak cocaine solution can dull pain and sensations of touch, but sensations of heat and cold require much stronger solutions to suppress.
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Lew Lipton
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